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Partner With 2 Forks Events

Partner with 2 Forks Events on ongoing content, co-published guides, event collaborations and advertising for the events, food and drink audience. Transparent and clearly labelled.

Last updated: 29 September 2026

Quick answer: A partnership with 2 Forks Events is an ongoing, transparent relationship — a season of content, co-published guides, event collaborations or long-term advertising — built around a shared audience of event-goers and food-and-drink lovers. Paid elements are labelled; editorial independence stays intact. To explore one, contact us via the contact page.

Key takeaways

Why partner with 2 Forks Events

Some goals are not met by a single ad or article. If you want to build sustained awareness across a season, support the local events scene, or become a recognised name for a type of experience, a partnership makes more sense. Working together over time lets us understand your programme properly, plan content that genuinely helps readers plan, and give you a consistent, trusted presence — all while keeping the clear labelling that protects everyone.

Types of partnership

Who we partner with

We look for partners whose interests match our readers’: festival and event organisers, venue and hospitality groups, ticketing and booking platforms, food and drink brands, and tourism and destination bodies. The best partnerships are with organisations that want to inform and delight audiences, not just advertise at them. If your programme would genuinely give our readers better nights out, there is likely a partnership shape that works.

How partnerships stay honest

A long relationship does not mean a blurred line. Every paid element of a partnership is labelled, and our independent editorial coverage stays our own — a partner does not get to approve our reviews or kill an unfavourable piece. We do not offer undisclosed or disguised paid links as part of any deal. These rules are what make a partnership with us worth having: our recommendation still means something because readers know it is not automatically for sale. See how we make money.

What we bring

What we ask of partners

How to start a partnership

  1. Get in touch via the contact page or partners@2forksevents.com.
  2. Share your goals — audience, calendar, budget range and what success looks like.
  3. We propose a plan — the mix of formats, labelling and current rates.
  4. We run and review it together, adjusting as we learn.

About 2 Forks Events

2 Forks Events is an independent events, food and drink publication covering the festivals, tastings, pop-ups, markets and hospitality happenings worth turning up for. Our listings, guides and features are written for people who plan nights out and the organisers who create them. You can learn who we are on our about page and reach the team through our contact page or at partners@2forksevents.com. Every commercial placement is clearly labelled in line with the FTC endorsement guidelines, and our editorial coverage is never for sale.

Frequently asked questions

What is a partnership with 2 Forks Events?

An ongoing, transparent collaboration — content, guides, event support or advertising — rather than a single placement.

How is it different from advertising?

Advertising is usually a defined placement; a partnership is a longer relationship that may combine several formats across a season.

Do partners control your editorial coverage?

No. Paid elements are labelled, and our independent reviews and reporting remain our own decision.

What does a partnership cost?

It depends entirely on scope. Tell us your goals and we will propose a plan with current rates.

Can we do a trial before committing?

Often yes — many partners start with a single labelled placement or feature and expand from there.

Do you partner with small independent organisers?

Yes. Some community partnerships focus on support and collaboration rather than large budgets.

Are partnership links disclosed?

Yes. Any paid or sponsored links within a partnership are labelled; we do not offer disguised paid links.

How do we measure success?

We agree goals up front and review against them, adjusting the plan as the partnership runs.

Do you offer events brand or media partnerships?

Yes — ongoing programmes combining advertising, disclosed content and features around your goals. Discuss one via our contact page.